Palmer 7 Company E Leader and Publisher Named
The item lists 7 Company E Palmer with President Alexander B Washburn serving as editor and publisher.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1932
Page
2
The item lists 7 Company E Palmer with President Alexander B Washburn serving as editor and publisher.
The Star proposes using municipal power plant revenue to boost Hope's industrial and social resources, city paving in 1932, improved sanitary backyard conditions, and support for the Chamber of Commerce. A county highway program plans all weather road construction yearly to cut travel costs and aid farmers through cooperative effort, with state goals of highway progress tax reform and streamlined budgeting.
A Cleveland letter argues against cutting 50 percent of the community chest to petty bureaus like the Boy Scouts and Y M C A. Newton Baker counters that character building agencies are essential to fight poverty, want, and disease while urging support for unemployment relief and a balanced chest allocation.
The debate over the proper waistline dominates fashion chatter as designers from Paquin to Patou clash on whether the line should sit under the armpits or fall toward the hips. Observers recall past fashion clashes and warn the public to expect ongoing contention as Paris disagrees with American sensibilities.
Providence judge Herbert L. Carpenter reduces a landscape gardener’s alimony from 28 to 10 dollars weekly after noting the man earned 716 dollars since February while the ex-wife received 28 dollars weekly. The ruling implies disproportionate alimony fuels divorces.
The Mississippi candidate Governor Theo G. Bilbo vows as his first move to push Huey Long from the front page and secure top newspaper prominence for himself.
Joe Gibson and his son Earle spent the week in St. Louis where Mr Gibson is purchasing a fall stock for the McRae Store Co. Miss Ethel Turner left Tuesday for Sherman Texas to attend school next session. Joe Rosenberg returned this week from St. Louis.
Ten years ago W. S. Atkins came home from a business trip to Spring Hill Louisiana. E. F. McFaddin of Graves and McFaddin attorneys arrived home from a New York trip. Miss Melva Rogers visits relatives at Hot Springs this week. Ralph Smith returns from a trip to Little Rock.
Tulsa report describes Dilworth once thriving on oil, now a town with no residents. Investors hold sewer bonds while the county owns property for tax delinquencies but avoids possession to dodge debt. With 2500 former residents gone, disorganization is impossible and bonds remain in limbo.
Guy Amsler, secretary of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, urges hunters that no squirrel hunting is allowed before October 1. The statewide season runs May 15 to June 15 and October 1 to January 1, with penalties from 10 to 200 dollars.
A missionary asks about religion and the cannibal chief named Hummel from Hamburg responds that they had a "little taste" of it when the last missionary visited. The brief dialogue captures a sharp cultural clash.
Kaye Don arrives for the Harmsworth races and could dash to Brookline Massachusetts between heats to race with the Walker Cup team. Don scores between 90 and 100, a pace that might earn him a spot on the British squad.
Dr. Raymond L. Ditmars, curator of mammals and reptiles at the New York Zoo, plans a trip to Panama to hunt the Bush master, described as the largest venomous snake. The reptile can reach 12 feet with two inch fangs, and Ditmars calls it handsome calm and insolent.
In Knoxville B Joffe, a second hand store owner, vows to bar loaded firearms after a black man demanded money, showed a loaded pistol, and escaped with $10. A separate note observes aluminum's abundance in earth's crust at about eight percent.
Fayetteville special reports that 26 of 43 1932 Razorbacks are sophomores led by captain J. L. Erwin and end Louis Stout with nine lettermen returning. Coach Thomsen expects early mistakes as sophomores gain experience, amid a schedule adding five Southwest Conference foes including Texas A&M absent from the slate.
The lineup lists opponents and dates. Sept 24 Hendrix at Fayetteville. Oct 1 Rolls Mines at Fayetteville. Oct 8 Texas Christian U. at Fort Worth. Oct 15 Baylor at Little Rock. Oct 22 Louisiana State at Shreve. Nov 5 Rice at Fayetteville. Nov 12 Southern Methodist at Dallas. Nov 18 Texas U. at Fayetteville. Nov 24 Centenary at Shreveport.
The Harmsworth trophy speedboat race in Detroit drew a huge audience with estimates of around 500000 watching the first heat between Gar Wood and Kaye Don, underscoring its status as the nation’s premier sports spectacle.
The Oak Park Chicago tournament between American born and foreign born golf professionals yielded little beyond confirming Eskimos do not seek warmer climes for the season, as per this department's observation.
Mona Townsend, a beautiful widow, inherits millions from her late husband under a clause she must wed or divorce after a year. She travels with Lottie Carr to Holiday Island to reconnect with Barry Townsend while navigating a delicate family arrangement and a potential legal share for Barry in his uncle’s fortune.
In dialogue heavy scene Barry praises Bud’s progress and hints at his sharp selling, while Mona senses secrets. The group plans a beachside drive as Lottie signals for Steve, and the roadster is readied for departure as tension lingers over unspoken trust.
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